Defence Industry

Turkish firms signed $15B in defense contracts by October 2026, with exports projected to hit $20B year-end as Ankara deepens ties with allies like Azerbaijan and…

Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz announced a massive 229% rise in weapons procurement, citing reduced foreign reliance and strategic modernization goals.

A 229% surge in defense equipment spending signals Türkiye’s commitment to reducing foreign reliance while maintaining its strategic role within NATO.

Wes Streeting met with U.S. officials in Washington to align procurement timelines, supply chains, and defense industrial integration.

Integrating Tomahawk missiles into Australia’s Hobart-class destroyers fundamentally shifts regional naval power through extended standoff strike capabilities.

Japan is dismantling long-standing institutional and cultural barriers to integrate academia into a defense sector once isolated from civilian innovation.

The contract supports development, production restart, and technical studies for strategic communications terminals critical to nuclear command, control, and communications (NC3) systems.

The chokepoint is just 21 miles wide at its narrowest, a ribbon of turquoise water between the jagged coast of Iran and the Omani peninsula. Through…

NEW DELHI, July 3 — India is preparing its largest-ever military drone procurement, a move that officials said reflects how unmanned systems have reshaped modern…

KYIV, June 30 — The shift in drone warfare is happening inside a building the military calls the Killhouse. Ukrainian pilots training here learn to…